The STARK Study A Cross-Sectional Study of Adherence to Short-Term Drug Regiments in Urban Kenya

Author： Ellis Ann E.   Gogel Rebecca P.   Roman Benjamin R.   Watson James B.   Indyk Debbie   Rosenberg Gary  

Publisher： Haworth Press

ISSN： 0098-1389

Source： Social Work in Health Care, Vol.42, Iss.3-4, 2006-04, pp. : 237-250

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